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Introduction.
the Microsoft Office system. Microsoft PowerPoint runs on Microsoft Windows and
It is widely used by business people, educators, students, and trainers and is among
the most prevalent forms of persuasion technology. Beginning with Microsoft Office
component within the office suite. Microsoft began calling it Microsoft Office
Office PowerPoint 2007. As a part of the Microsoft Office suite, PowerPoint has
History.
The original Microsoft Office PowerPoint was developed by Bob Gaskins and
software developer Dennis Austin as Presenter for Forethought, Inc, which they later
renamed PowerPoint.
PowerPoint 1.0 was released in 1987 for the Apple Macintosh. It ran in black and
to market.
for $14 million on July 31, 1987 In 1990 the first Windows versions were produced
for Windows 3.0. Since 1990, PowerPoint is included in Microsoft Office suite of
The 2002 version, part of the Microsoft Office XP Professional suite and also
a "task pane" to view and select text and objects on the clipboard, password
protection for presentations, automatic "photo album" generation, and the use of
"smart tags" allowing people to quickly select the format of text copied into the
presentation.
Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003 did not differ much from the 2002/XP version. It
enhanced collaboration between co-workers and featured "Package for CD", which
makes it easy to burn presentations with multimedia content and the viewer on CD-
ROM for distribution. It also improved support for graphics and multimedia.
The current version, Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007, released in November 2006,
brought major changes of the user interface and enhanced graphic capabilities.
Purpose .
Introduce you to a powerful software tool in order to create clear and meaningful
presentations
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Goals.
Kosslyn says that presentation success can be virtually defined by meeting these
three goals:
Operation.
In PowerPoint, as in most other presentation software, text, graphics, movies, and
other objects are positioned on individual pages or "slides". The "slide" analogy is a
reference to the slide projector, a device which has become somewhat obsolete due
to the use of PowerPoint and other presentation software. Slides can be printed, or
(more often) displayed on-screen and navigated through at the command of the
presenter. Slides can also form the basis of webcasts.
The overall design of a presentation can be controlled with a master slide; and the
overall structure, extending to the text on each slide, can be edited using a
primitive outliner. Presentations can be saved and run in any of the file formats: the
default .ppt (presentation), .pps (PowerPoint Show) or .pot (template). In PowerPoint
2007 and Mac OS X 2008 versions, the XML-based file formats .pptx, .ppsx and
.potx have been introduced.
Compatibility.
As Microsoft Office files are often sent from one computer user to another, arguably
the most important feature of any presentation software—such as Apple's Keynote,
or OpenOffice.org Impress—has become the ability to open Microsoft Office
PowerPoint files. However, because of PowerPoint's ability to embed content from
other applications through OLE, some kinds of presentations become highly tied to
the Windows platform, meaning that even PowerPoint on Mac OS X cannot always
successfully open its own files originating in the Windows version.
Versions.
Generally, every version of PowerPoint can read and save files in the format of
previous versions of PowerPoint. Since older versions don't support some of the
features of newer versions, backward compatibility isn't complete.
Moving a presentation back and forth repeatedly between versions and/or between
PC and Mac versions of PowerPoint will make your hair fall out.
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1987 PowerPoint 1.0 for Mac OS classic
1998 PowerPoint 98 (8.0) for Mac OS classic (Office 1998 for Mac)
2000 PowerPoint 2001 (9.0) for Mac OS X (Office 2001 for Mac)
2008 PowerPoint 2008 (12.0) for Mac OS X Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac
The scientific world revolves around sharing information. This can be done in
written, graphic, or verbal form. It is ULTRA important that you be able to
communicate in all forms. This can make or break your career. You need to
understand the factors that influence your preparation. Your purpose, the audience,
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and the context in which you are to deliver your presentation should determine the
content, organization, tone, and the mediums (slides, video, etc...) you use.
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Step 2: A title slide appears when you first open the program. Enter the desired
title for the presentation and you may also want to enter your name and date as a
subtitle.
Step 3: To change the design or look of the presentation, click “Format” and select
“Slide Design…” On the right hand side of the screen, a list of available design
templates will appear. Simply select one of the designs and it will be applied to
your entire presentation.
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Step 4: From there you’ll want to create a new slide. Click “Insert” then “New
Slide.” This slide is usually an “Agenda” or “Outline” page. Enter a title for this
slide then enter any relevant text to the slide below the title.
Step 5: For each topic you list under the “Agenda” or “Outline” page, you’ll want
to make one or more relevant slides to be able to help discuss it.
For the next slide, create a new slide the same way as mentioned earlier and enter
“Introduction” (or whatever your first point is in your Agenda section) as the title.
Next enter general information about the main topic underneath.
To subdivide a topic, hit the “Tab” key. You’ll want to have at least 2 subtopics for
a bullet point.
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If you need to undo the indention to be able to create more main points, there is a
button on the top tool bar called “Decrease Indent.”
Step 6: Next you’ll want to create the next slide in your Agenda section. In some
cases you’ll want to insert an image into one of your slides. To do this, go to
“Format” then select “Slide Layout.” You should select “Title, Text, and Content.”
Enter information about lions on the left side. On the right side, select the “Insert
Picture” button. Browse to the picture you want to add and click “Insert.”
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You can resize the picture by selecting the picture and clicking and dragging the
resize handles that will appear around the picture.
Step 7: Create the next slides, in your Agenda, using the same methods above.
Step 8: After you create all your slides about your topic, you will normally want to
create a “Conclusion” slide. This slide will just restate your main points you have
talked about during your presentation. It can sometimes mirror what your
“Agenda” or “Outline” slide says.
Step 9: Next, you will probably want to create a “References” or “Works Cited”
slide. This is, obviously, a slide telling your audience where you got your
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information and pictures from. You can feel free to use whatever style you want,
usually APA or MLA formatting style.
Step 10: Finally you can start your presentation. To do this, you need to go to the
top, click “Slide Show” and click “View Show.”
Step 11: Your presentation will be started, click the left mouse button or hit the
<ENTER> key to advance each slide.
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For presenters that believe they have a great sense of style, its also important to
realize that professional template designers are also technically skilled in choosing
images that are of the right resolution and in creating the backgrounds/themes in a
resolution that is going to display appropriately. Designing backgrounds in a color
Palette that will enable the user to type/display text clearly is also extremely
important.
In response to presenters, 'choosing the right template for their presentation', if the
goal of the presentation is to market or sell a product or service, one must make the
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best use of every 'tool in their toolbox' to ensure that their sales pitch will be at it's
most effective.
When choosing a template from the vast selection of quality products, it's important
to select the RIGHT design and not to choose something because it looks 'cool' or
because its your personal preference.
One must select a design that communicates the overall mood of the company and
the products/services they sell. For example, a company doing a presentation on
financial products, would achieve a much great level of success in their
presentation if they were to choose a template that reflects the overall financial
'theme' of the company. To elaborate and provide a more detailed example; a bank
doing a presentation on proven techniques to lower monthly expenses, should
choose a design that has a 'financial' feeling in contrast to choosing a template that
may be more geared towards the 'travel' industry or something like that.
It is of major importance that the presenter looks credible. Choosing a background
that does not reflect the mood of the company could easily compromise the
audience’s opinion of the presenter.
On another note, a presenter should always select a theme that is in the same color
family as their companies existing collateral materials. If the overall color scheme of
all existing marketing (logo, letterhead, brochures, etc) is navy blue and aqua,
selecting a template that is in that color family would provide a much better overall
impression. If a company is providing handouts of any kind, having a cohesive
presentation that matches those handouts in some way will tie the whole thing
together for the audience.
Presentations do not have a problem with lack of information. Most of the time
there is too much. The biggest issue is the way you present your PowerPoint
presentation.
What happens when you cloud your PowerPoint presentation with visuals that aren't
up to par? (For instance, pictures that are taken right out of the generic clipart
folder and put in to fill space.) You send the message that your PowerPoint
presentation will be of the generic kind, so sit back and relax, you've seen it before.
You lose your audience before you can present your information.
I've witnessed companies that outsource their external PowerPoint presentations to
graphic design firms, but for internal audiences it's given to whoever is around that
know how to open PowerPoint. The message to employees is very simple: You aren't
as important to us. Purchasing a CD set of backgrounds and pictures is a smart
investment. I use Digital Juice and I have hundreds of themed backgrounds and
thousands of photos to choose from, most of which I've never seen in any other
presentation.
Then there is the flipside: overdoing it. The overuse of technological bells and
whistles in PowerPoint presentations is an under-rated problem. Many presenters
think, "If it's new and dynamic; it will make my PowerPoint presentation much
better." There is nothing better than a PowerPoint presentation that is done
professionally with only limited effects.
While the thought process behind these special effects is, "This highlights my point
and emphasizes the importance," the outcome is often the opposite. People tend to
get distracted by the effects. Especially with sounds, where the presenter can hear
the whooshing noise, along with the few in the front of the room. The people in the
middle think they heard something, but couldn't make it out and the people at the
back are wondering why there is a fly somewhere in the meeting room. Laptops
were not meant to project sound to fill a room, so don't use them to do that.
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Want to emphasize a main point? Put it on the screen by itself and let people read
it. A good rule for effective PowerPoint presentations is to put up only your main
points and use the screen as a reference. If you run through your PowerPoint
presentation (which you must do many times) and you see a slide with more than
five points, start a new slide. Your slideshow is not the presentation, it is an aid.
If what you say when you expand the bullet points is useful for the audience to take
away, put it in the handout. Then let them know at the beginning of your
PowerPoint presentation that you will give out copies of the slides. Unless you want
a mutiny on your hands, I don't suggest letting people take notes all through your
PowerPoint presentation, then giving them a handout at the end with all the points
on it. Make sure you give the handouts at the end as well, unless it's crucial they
follow along with them, or again you will distract your audience.
If you have a quote or a long statement that cannot be chopped up into bullet
points, put it up either on the screen and allow people to read it, or read it out loud
from your notes, but not both. As much as people like to think the opposite, we can
only do one thing at a time. If someone is reading the screen, they are not listening
to you, and vice-versa.
If only the main points are on the screen, the audience will realize their importance.
Don't overwhelm your audience with techno-fluff. The power of technology is
neither the point of your PowerPoint presentation, nor the strength of it. The
technology should be used only sparingly or to reinforce the information you have
to share. After all, your goal is to make sure they leave the room with the right
information.
PRACTICAL STUDY
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Head Office.
World Trade Centre, 10-Khyaban-e-Roomi Block-5, Clifton Karachi, 111-222-124
Regional Office.
Telecard Limited 3rd Floor, 75-East, Blue Area, Fazl-ul-Haq Road, Islamabad. UAN
111-222-123, 2274723
M/s Telecard is Pakistan’s upcoming premier licensed LDI (Long Distance &
International) operator, aiming to play a key role in improving the telecom
infrastructure & contributing to an explosive increase in country’s tele-density. We
are committed to taking voice & data services to newer heights in our country.
License to Connect.
In addition to the LDI license, they have acquired a mix of 450 MHz and 1900 MHz
frequencies - all over Pakistan - enabling them to offer local loop services over a
wireless infrastructure. In pursuance of our prudently ambitious targets, we have
already launched our long distance service while the limited mobility service is
working since 3rd quarter of 2006. Connectivity is power, they believe, and are
committed to empowering every household and business in the country by getting
them connected.
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M/S TELECARD believes in providing innovative and out-of-the-box products and
services that cater to the basic needs of customers, and at affordable rates. Their
current and planned range of products/services comprises:
The M/S TELECARD team is arguably rated as the best in the industry. Comprising
veteran telecom professionals, both local and foreign, with extensive and diverse
telecom experience in managing the core business, it's a team with the right
experience to chart out the correct future course.
Present Network.
Their present LDI network consists of a national network with Points of Presence
(POPs) in 14 strategic regions in Pakistan and one POP in the U.K. Based on traffic
patterns of our customers and partners, we plan to deploy additional POPs, both
nationally and internationally, in the near future.,
M/s Telecard limited uses PowerPoint for company orientation, marketing and
promotion of their products. Some of the samples from their presentations are as
below.
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Conclusion
RECOMMENDATIONS
We can conclude that the power point is given the facility to the company that to
show its work graphically and visually. It provides the facility to give presentation to
your top management employers and marketing area more frequently .